Dual-band repeater GSM900 and 3G signal 50 dB KROKS RK900/2100-50

KROKS RK900/2100-50 is a GSM and UMTS-signal repeater with a gain of 50 dB and a maximum output power of 13 dBm (20 mW).

We recommend to use this model in cars and small rooms up to 100 sq.m. with a sufficient level of input signal.

Model RK900/2100-50 refers to the repeaters of the initial price range. The gain of 50 dB allows to improve the quality of communication only when there is good coverage at the point of installing an external antenna. This class of repeaters are used to cover small areas with GSM signal, such as a room, a small apartment, a car.

The repeater is equipped with a detailed indication that allows you to diagnose the presence of a ring and overload.

The repeater has the systems of automatic and manual gain adjustment.

Basic properties of repeater RK900/2100-50:

• extended EGSM range;
• amplifies the signal of mobile operators in GSM900 and UMTS2100 communication standards;
• low power consumption;
• supply voltage 7-24 V;
• high gain 50 dB;
• duplex communication;
• low noise;
• led indication of operating modes.

Meets the requirements:

• Rules of application of base stations and retransmitters for the systems of mobile radio communications. Part II. Rules of application subsystems for base stations and repeaters of networks of mobile radio telephone communication of GSM 900/1800 standard", est. The order of Ministry of communications of Russia dated 12.04.2007, № 45, as amended by Orders of the Ministry of communications of Russia dated 01.02.2012 № 28, from 23.04.2013 № 93, from 11.03.2014 №38, from 22.09.2014 № 307;
• Rules of application of base stations and repeaters of networks of mobile radiotelephone communication. Part V. Rules of application of equipment of base stations and repeaters of networks of mobile radio telephone communication of standard UMTS frequency duplex separation and frequency-code division radio channels", approved. By order of the Ministry of communications of Russia dated 17.02.2010 № 31, as amended by Orders of the Ministry of communications of Russia dated 13.10.2011 № 256, dated 01.02.2012 № 27 dated 20.04.2012 № 118, from 23.04.2013 № 93, from 12.05.2015 № 157.